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Trump approval ties lowest level in Quinnipiac polling as voters favor Democratic House (opens the original)
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Five weeks before the midterm elections, President Donald Trump’s job approval rating has tied its lowest level in Quinnipiac University polling, while voters give Democrats an edge over Republicans on control of the U.S. House and on several major issues, according to data released on Tuesday. Some 34% of registered voters approve of the way Trump is handling his job as president, while 61% disapprove, according to the Quinnipiac University poll. Those figures match the president’s January 2021
Newsom signs bill banning hate speech in state voter guides (opens the original)
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Calif. Gov. Gavin Newsom, a Democrat, signed a bill into law on Monday banning hate speech from state voter guides. The bill, AB 1853, prohibits candidate statements that attack a specific person or group, include external links to anywhere other than the candidate’s campaign website or contain false or misleading claims or hateful or discriminatory content. The bill was introduced after a candidate statement was published in California’s official June 2026 voter information guide with conspirac
El-Sayed dodges question about decrying Islamic regime (opens the original)
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Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, a former Detroit health director who is the Democratic nominee for Senate in Michigan, declined to denounce the Iranian regime when a student called on him to do so at a Sept. 23 event. “I just don’t want to comment on Khamenei at all,” the politician said. “Like, I don’t think it’s worth even touching that.” A student who identified himself as a University of Michigan senior said El-Sayed “could not answer the question.” The student noted audio that leaked of El-Sayed saying
State prosecutors back Balad leader's ban from Knesset race (opens the original)
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Israel’s attorney-general and state attorney told the country’s Supreme Court on Tuesday that Balad party chairman Sami Abu Shehadeh’s disqualification from running in the Oct. 27 election should be upheld, Hebrew media reported. In a submission filed ahead of a Thursday hearing, state prosecutors argued that an article published by Abu Shehadeh on Oct. 8, 2023—a day after Hamas launched its cross-border assault—constituted support for armed struggle against Israel under Section 7A of Basic Law:
Israeli engineering team makes history at Europe’s 24-hour solar car race (opens the original)
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A team of engineering students from Afeka Academic College of Engineering in Tel Aviv made history this month, becoming the first Israeli team to compete in the iLumen European Solar Challenge in Belgium, a 24-hour solar-powered endurance race. Competing as AFEKA Racing, the students completed 197 laps—nearly 800 kilometers (490 miles)—in a solar-powered vehicle they designed and built themselves, finishing 14th overall and ranking first among the six teams competing in the challenge for the fir
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